by Joe Coogan | Jun 9, 2021
Hunting any of Africa’s five most dangerous game species is a thrill like no other, but here’s why elephant hunting is number one on the list. Which one of Africa’s Big Five is the most the dangerous game for hunting? It’s a question I often hear, and,...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 15, 2021
The Namibia Professional Hunting Association announces the launch of the NAPHA Conservation Pin, a symbol of continued conservation support. NAPHA proudly announces the launch of the NAPHA Conservation Pin. This pin is a symbol of its continued support of conservation...
by Chris Dorsey | Jan 21, 2021
Elephant hunting means the entire hunting party counts on you to make a clean, killing shot. Chris Dorsey shows how it’s done in this awe-inspiring video. Every elephant hunting experience starts with a new frame of mind, an awakening that the stakes are higher...
by Todd Wilkinson | Jan 4, 2021
“Brian Jarvi’s work excites me because he’s young and he commands the same qualities as you see in works by the old masters.” As outdoors people, let us be blunt: It is a troubling, tough and harrowing time to be alive on Planet Earth, but...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Oct 19, 2020
This week on Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey… We’re celebrating the different subspecies of buffalo from around the world, including the animal known to kill more hunters in Africa than any other, the Cape buffalo. While other subspecies of buffalo –...
by Britt Longoria | Aug 11, 2020
The rugged desert mountains of Pakistan are home to two revered big game animals. Asia, the largest continent on earth, has fascinated Westerners since the dawn of recorded history and attracted bold adventurers and shikar hunters since Marco Polo reported of his...
by Chris Dorsey | Jul 24, 2020
The comeback story of one of the most unique antelope in the world Mention Ethiopia to a westerner and images of drought and famine come to mind, an impoverished land wrapped in tragedy and sadness where pity is a leading export. Thus, imagine my surprise as I land in...
by John Seerey-Lester | Jun 12, 2020
Whether a croc or leopard, the brave young woman handled each close encounter with the same degree of calmness. Mary left the dugout canoe and started to walk through a forest. The rain was coming down hard, but it was warm rain, not the cold rain of her native...
by Joe Coogan | May 21, 2020
Poaching of Africa’s elephants continues at alarming levels, spurred by poverty, corrupt government officials, and the demand for illegal ivory in Asian countries. My earliest and fondest memories of the Kenya bush are the times I spent in Tsavo National Park...
by Robert Matthews | Apr 2, 2020
Night and day they would pursue the huge beast that was threatening the very existence of several villages. Hope is twenty-three and Faith is two, and they live together, mother and child, in a tiny mud and grass-thatched rondavel a couple of miles from a place called...
